Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-09
Excursions.

time, and the address changed as often as desired
vance
Excursions.
Next Monday and for the week there will be an
additional attraction at Bay Ridge, the resort on
the Chesapeake Bay. Lbarati the noted cornet
player, viii perform each evening at the band
stand.
The Carroll Institute viii give an excursion Tues
day to Bay Ridge, and the members expect that q
large number Of their friends will join them for a
day OF pleasure.
The frst excursion OF the Columbia Rifles Will
De given Tuesday to Colonial Beach The steamer
ArrowSmfth has been chartered for the occasion.
Tomorrow the steamer CorcOran makes two
tips to Marshall Hall, In the morning and in the
Union Lodge, No. o. K. of p gives an excursion
on Monday TO Bay Ridge.
A moonlight excursion will be given by 'The
Mfttmore," ON MONDAY evening, on the steamer
The Pilot Boy VIII make twotrips to Glymont TO-
evening.
The steam packet Excelsior viii make a trip to
Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge tomorrow,
The Clerks Mutual Relief Association, consti-
tuung the employees of LanSburgh & Bro, will
give an excursion 20 Marshall Han Wednesday
evening.
The steamer Dixie makes regular daily trips to
the upper river landings.
The excursions on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
TUao 10 the points near the city are as follows:
DAILY DAILY to Bay Ridge; every Tuesday to Pen Mar;
Wednesday to Euray Csverns.
the Arrowsmfrh makes daily trips to Colonial
Beach with the exception OF Saturday.
The Henry E. Bishop makes daily trips to Lower
Cedar Point with the exception Of Saturday.
the steamer Northampton with the exception Of
Saturday.
The MARY Washington VIII make two trips to-
MIGHT HAVE BEEN A SERIOUS FRE-Last night
about 10:45 fire was discovered in the ticket
Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at
the northeast corner OF 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, and it was extingushed before
much damage was done It originated In some
unaccountable manner in an old desk.
Run OVER AND HAD HIS LEG BRoKEN-Yesterday
afternoon Wm- Farley, colored boy OF seven
years, Was run over by a beer wagon driven by
streets southwest, and had his left leg broken He
was taken To his home, 122 I'd street southwest,
arrested by ONCE. Melton.
c. SgnTT OF MANsIAUGHTEK Yesterday, in the
Indicted for manSlaughter in causing the death OF
Henry Williams by cutting him with knife, on
STARS report closed The defendant testIfied that
Williams chased Tyler into the house with razor.
ordered him out. Williams cursed him and drew
the razor on him, and Lancaster cut him In self
defense. The jury, however, took difYerent view
oi the matter, and found verdict Of guilty
SUING TO RECOVER EMsER TELEPHONE srock.-
yesterday, VIM j. Newton, assignee OF w. X. Nc
Lean, fled a bill against the Emner Improved
Telephone Co., julius Baumgarten and W. r Nc
Lean MI Newton claims that he has been pre-
vented from getting In charge and controlling Me
Leans one-tartc@1th t3tsrest In the capital Stock
now 1hs GG And that this
volo transfer. He further alleges that "he be-
neTes that the said company is about TO sell out
money, ana that they VIII pay over to julius Baum
ga1en one-Jhfrteenth, which the Complainant
should recover" He asks discovery OF the private
m
against any action TO change McLean's stock and
1or us delivery 10 trustee TO be named by the
court
TIE CrTr MAHxErs.-The Official Price Current OF
the WaSainSto. Produce Exchange says: The
wheat market Is very quiet, and lower for round
lots OF high grade. Only wheat arriving Is by
steady. Corn and oats without change. No Choice
timothy On market, such In fair demand: market
Hooded with ordinary and mixed hay, and for such
II is hard 10 find purchasers. straw Is dull and
lower. Receipts OF fancy elgin creamery butter
nave been light during week, and prices have ad-
IN other markets than from actual demand In ours
All grades below fancy move slow, and have rather
uncertain values shippers are earnestly advised
against holding their product, quality generally
goes on faster than prices advance especially at
THIS season OF year. The liberal supply OF eggs
noted last week has daily Increased, sales slow
Buyers supplying their very limited wants from
nearby only, wholly neglecting Western, even OF
over. the poultry market has settled TO quotations.
Receipts have been light all week, and, therefore
WIZ icd0lIy pIdccI on ARRIVAL. Apples arriving
In limited quantity and ready sale Berries In
good demand when in good condition About ff-
Teen cars OF watermelons arrived this week. and
some IN bad condition.
FINED TWENTY DoLLARs.-To-day, In the Police
Court, Jno. Madden, a middle-aged man, was
Charged with aSsauiting David Magic, who keeps a
grocery store on virginia avenue southeast. Mr.
f.. Darlington appeared for Madden and Mr. Sheppard
represented the government. Nagie testified that
Madden came into his store last evening and
started a quarrel Witness wife told him 10 keen
quiet and go out, but DO refused, and witness or.
dered him out He still refused TO leave, and Wit
ness wife pushed him out. witness threatened &c
swear out warrant and started TO the police sta,
Ton, when ne heard the defendant fire shot. Mr.
Darlington said he would make no contest: that
the man ought 10 be nned. The court imposed
nne OF $50 and put him under his personal bonds
70 Keep the peace.
He HELPED HnsEIF.-At about noon the othel
day the lunchers IN downtown cafe were startled
by the Spectacle OF a large man, with an unmiS
taxable western look, after disposing OF the con
rents OF his conee cup, eisurely walk TO the larg,
boiler In corner and proceed TO take a secont
nlhng OF the refreshing beverage. A tidy Waitress
new 70 the rescue and, after receiving an expla
nation OF the ways and means OF the concern ths
large man sank back into oblivion amid the litter
Ing Of the customerss hiding his bushes behind q
newspaper.